All Real Assets articles in October 2008 (Online) – Page 3
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NewsMarket pressures force fund extensions
EUROPE – Non-listed real estate funds are increasingly extending the life of their vehicles rather than liquidating them in a bid to avoid the forced sale of their assets at current low market prices, the European Association for Investors in Non-listed Real Estate Vehicles (INREV) has found.
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NewsEuropean real estate shown as Canadian target
CANADA/EUROPE - Major Canadian pension funds continue to invest in European real estate, despite the credit crunch, as consumer and investor confidence remains high, according to DTZ.
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NewsLos Angeles City seeks a wider view
UNITED STATES - Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System has approved two new real estate commitments totaling $45m (€33.1m) which will see the pension fund invest in REITS and Latin America.
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NewsDallas Police & Fire helps fund retail venture
UNITED STATES - Dallas Police & Fire Pension System is the capital source behind a global capital relationship with its real estate manager CDK Realty Advisors and RED Development, which will invest in retail property.
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NewsAlaska Retirement holds back from real estate
UNITED STATES - Alaska Retirement Management Board has decided not to allocate any new capital to real estate investment in fiscal 2009.
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NewsCornerstone gets ready to close hotel bookings
UNITED STATES - Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers is getting ready to close the capital raising on its Cornerstone Hotel Income & Equity Fund II, having persuaded investors to commit $466m (€340.5m) to the fund.
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NewsPennsylvania Public School takes $286m risk
UNITED STATES - Pennsylvania Public School Employees Retirement System has allocated $286m (€210m) in two commingled funds to target high returns in European mortgages and Asia.
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NewsPREA Conference presents a gloomy future
UNITED STATES – The pension fund real estate industry painted a pretty negative outlook for real estate investing at the Pension Real Estate Association’s 18th Annual Plan Sponsor Conference in Chicago last week.
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NewsBP deal squares up to property downturn
UK- BP’s pension fund real estate arm Ropemaker Properties has formed a £100m UK investment fund called Cubemaker Partnership with London-based property company Cube Real Estate, that aims to take advantage of the economic downturn and acquire cheap assets.
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NewsLondon tops the office expenses
UK - London remains the most expensive office market in the world, according to the latest research by London-based global commercial property investment consultants, CB Richard Ellis (CBRE).
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NewsDEGI continues European expansion
BELGIUM – DEGI, the €6bn German specialist property investment group, has bought a major European Union (EU) office complex in Brussels, in a deal worth €90m.
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NewsSingapore expected to bounce back strongly
SINGAPORE - Singapore remains the centre of choice in Asia for long-term investors seeking stable real estate investment returns, according to a new survey by iProperty.com.
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NewsGerman investors dominate in falling London markets
EUROPE - The Central London commercial property markets are continuing to fall under pressure from the current financial and economic crisis but indicators suggest overseas investors are still willing to consider deals, according to London-based commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield.
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NewsFortis recruits for real estate amid its turmoil
NETHERLANDS - Raymond Satumalay, formerly investment manager at Bouwfonds Asset Management, is joining Fortis Vastgoed Vermogensbeheer, the real estate division of Fortis Insurance Netherlands, as its managing director of fund management.
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NewsSwiss funds still favour real estate
SWITZERLAND – Nine out of 10 Swiss pensions funds are indirectly invested in real estate while the majority also directly invest in the market, according to research from real estate investment specialist Sal Oppenheim.
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NewsCalSTRS prepares for market turn
UNITED STATES - California State Teachers Retirement System is investing capital with existing real estate managers so these firms will have capital ready to place in the real estate market when conditions start to improve.
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NewsLA County reins in real estate spending
UNITED STATES - Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association has chosen not to allocate any new capital to real estate for fiscal year 2009 as the fund is now over-allocated to the sector.
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NewsOregon PERF moves into infrastructure
UNITED STATES - Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund has made its first move into an infrastructure commingled fund and approved a $200m (€140.3m) commitment into the Alinda Infrastructure Fund II.
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NewsNew York State takes $450m investment opportunity
UNITED STATES - New York State Common Retirement Fund has approved $450m (€308.2m) of commitments into three opportunity funds, in a bid to generate projected gross IRR of 20%.
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NewsING Clarion takes its talent to Brazil
UNITED STATES - ING Clarion Partners is tapping its in-house investment expertise and opening a regional investment office in Brazil for the first time.
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